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Johannes P. Steyn,Lomari Theart
AbstractOrientation: It is rational for investors to expect additional compensation for an increased risk exposure. This positive risk?return relationship is in line with traditional financial theory; however, this relationship does not always hold in em...
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P. Zapata, C. Cárdenas, N. Lozano
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Many construction projects present uncertainty in their budgets and schedules. Also, the management of time and costs is inconsistent. There are methodologies and techniques that improve the management of construction projects: Techniques such as Earned ...
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Rohnn Sanderson and Nancy L. Lumpkin-Sowers
The buy and hold stock market strategy, which gained tremendous popularity in the 1970s, may no longer be such a profitable method for accumulating wealth for the average investor in the new millennium. This paper investigates the relationship between co...
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Suratno Suratno,Syahril Djaddan,Imam Ghozali
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The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of interest earned time and business risk effect on debt to equity ratio and to determine the role of non-debt tax shields moderate the relationship between time interests earned and business risk on ca...
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Mary Jo Billiot,Randy McFerrin,Douglas Wills
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Much has been written concerning the rate of return earned by investors in cattle ranching during the open range era of the American West. Individual and foreign investors supplied large amounts of capital to stock the ranges; fortunes were made and lost...
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